According to Edelman's Trust Barometer, business is most trusted to introduce innovation into society, with an emphasis on partnering with government. CEOs need to safeguard jobs and take a stand on emerging ethical concerns.
What might this look like in practice?
Employers taking more responsibility in the health and wellness of employees across the age spectrum.
In their report, How Employers Can Spark a Movement to Help us Live Longer and Healthier Lives, published last summer, Deloitte research suggests that employers have a strategic role in promoting healthy aging–going beyond basic wellness programs.
By viewing employee health as a strategic asset, employers are uniquely positioned to influence holistic well-being—covering physical, mental, and financial health—through proactive initiatives.
Not only is this better for individuals, families, and communities, it is also good for business by increasing productivity and retention.
Join Age Equity Alliance's virtual Fall Forum on Oct. 15 to hear Andrew Davis, Principal at Deloitte, discuss this and other key findings from the report.
Our three day event kicks off on Oct. 15 in the US, continues the following day in UK/Europe, and concludes on Oct. 17 in AsiaPac.
The first ever global event on age and ageing at work, we're bringing you 24 experts from across the globe to help leaders better understand why it is critical to attract and retain talent from across the age spectrum. See the comments below for more information.